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2020 39th Chinese Control Conference (CCC 2020) Shenyang , China 27 -29 July 2020 Pages 1-764 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP2040A-POD ISBN: 978-1-7281-6523-3 1/10 Copyright © 2020, Technical Committee on Control Theory All Rights Reserved *** This is a print representation of what appears in the IEEE Digital Library. Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. IEEE Catalog Number: CFP2040A-POD ISBN (Print-On-Demand): 978-1-7281-6523-3 ISBN (Online): 978-988-15639-0-3 ISSN: 1934-1768 Additional Copies of This Publication Are Available From: Curran Associates, Inc 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: (845) 758-0400 Fax: (845) 758-2633 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com Proceedings of the 39th Chinese Control Conference, July 27-29, 2020, Shenyang, China Contents Improvement of Response Speed Characteristics of Fast Steering Mirror Based on Zero Phase Error Tracking Controller . LIN Wang, LIANG Shuning, WANG Chunyang 1 Air Pollution Lidar Echo Signals Preprocessing and Classification . PEI Lihong, XU Zhenyi, KANG Yu, CAO Yang, LIU Binkun 7 Air Pollution Lidar Signals Classification Based on Machine Learning Methods . LIU Binkun, XU Zhenyi, KANG Yu, CAO Yang, PEI Lihong 13 Stability Analysis for a Class of Stochastic Nonlinear Systems Based on the Approximate Discrete-Time Models . ZHANG Niankun, KANG Yu, YU Peilong 19 L(p; q)-label Coloring Problem via the Semi-tensor Product Method . LIU Zhenbin, WU Yuqiang 25 Why Finite-Time Stability is So Special: Operator Norm and Multivariate Eigenvalue Problem Behind the Curtain . YAO Lusheng 31 Stability Margins of MIMO Linear Interval Systems . LI Xindong, WANG Yu, ZOU Kui, SHI Zhengwei 36 Input-to-state Stability for Hybrid Delayed Systems with Delay-dependent Impulses .................................................................................... CAO Zhengbao 43 Fully Distributed Dynamic Event-Triggered Semiglobal Consensus of Multi-Agent Uncertain Systems with Input Saturation . ZHAO Guanglei, WANG Zhao, CHEN Xi, WEI Haoxiong 48 Research on the Virtual Height of Urban Haze Index Measurement Based on Data Mining Technology . YAO Chen, YUE Xiaoning, SONG Yujia 54 Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation Platform for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Swarm System: Architecture and Application . ZHANG Zonggang, YANG Wenlong, SHI Zongying, ZHONG Yisheng 58 Research on Command Information System Architecture for Human-Computer Fusion . ZHANG Zhaochen, JIANG Wei, MAO Xiaobin 65 Controllability of Uncertain Polynomial Fuzzy Singular Systems . PANG Bo, GAO Xianwen, SHENG Xiang 71 Robust Commensurate Fractional Differentiator for a Class of Fractional Order Linear Systems . LI Ang, LIU Da-Yan, BOUTAT Driss, WANG Yong 77 Exponential Synchronization of Neural Networks with Discontinuous Activations . SADER Malika, WANG Fuyong, LIU Zhongxin, CHEN Zengqiang 83 An Improved Approximation Method with Adjustable Zero and Pole Distributions for Fractional Order Systems . SHI Wenqi, LI Ang, LIU Chang, LI Xianlong, WANG Yong 89 An On-line Data-driven Control Method for Nonlinear System on Deterministic Interval Hull Scheme . LI Yuhang, CAO He, LIU Jiaqi 94 A Method of Multi-USV Hunting Based on Extended Kalman Filter . LIN Xiaogong, GUO Fei 100 Graph Theory-based Projective Synchronization of Coupled Systems on Network via Fractional Sliding Mode Control . MENG Xin, GAO Cunchen 106 Event-triggered Stability of Singularly Perturbed System with Time Delay . REN Xiang, HAO Fei 112 3-D Multi-player Pursuit-evasion Game with a Faster Evader . FANG Xu, CHENG Cheng, XIE Lihua 118 Delay-Dependent Stability Analysis of Delayed Discrete-Time Systems via State-Connecting-Based Zero- Value Equations . XIE Keyou, CHEN Wenhu, JIN Li, ZHANG Chuan-Ke, HE Yong 124 Distributed Finite-time Consensus Control for Surface Vehicles with Bounded Input and Fixed-time Observer . WANG Bo, FEI Qing, HUANG Xiaosong 129 Proceedings of the 39th Chinese Control Conference, July 27-29, 2020, Shenyang, China A Comparison Study of Three Active Disturbance Rejection Methods . DU Youwu, CAO Weihua, SHE Jinhua, FANG Mingxing 135 State Estimation of Hybrid Data-driven Control System via Zonotopic Bounding Set Computation . ZHANG Shaotong, LI Yuhang, LIU Jiaqi 140 On Degeneracy Problem of NFSRs via Semi-tensor Product . ZHAO Xinyu, WANG Biao, ZHU Shuqian, FENG Jun-e 146 Optimal Linear State Estimation for Discrete-time Systems with Time-correlated Multiplicative Noises and Delays . KONG Lili, WANG Wei 152 Analysis and Control of the Unmanned Bicycle with Crank Slider Mechanism . LIU Peipei, ZHOU Yali, ZHANG Qizhi 158 Finite-time Control Based on Linear Quadratic Performance Index . WANG Di, LIU Can, GAO Suixiang, CHU Ming 164 Input-output Finite Time Stability for Discrete Switched Networked Control Systems . ZHANG Guangchen, XIA Yuanqing 170 TOPSIS Threat Assessment Based on Coefficient of Variation . WANG Jun 175 On Iterative Solutions of Periodic Sylvester Matrix Equations . CHEN Zebin, CHEN Xuesong 180 Optimal Design for Multiple Variable Steam Temperature System Based on Auto Disturbance Rejection Control . HOU Weizhen, LI Jiayu, XU Jing, LI Shuqin 186 Risk Modeling and Assessment of Spectrum Utilization During Large-Scale Events . LI You, ZHU Xuan, JIANG Shuiqiao, LIU Han 191 Observer-based Distributed Event-triggered Control of Markov Linear System over Saturation Sensor Network . LI Qing, LIU Qingyi, TAN Yushun 196 Study on Demodulation Model and Peak Searching Algorithm of Fiber Bragg Grating . GUO Xifeng, WANG Handi, GAO Zhijun, WANG Siqi 202 Analysis of the Vertical Isolation with Inerter and Clutching Inerter Damper Considering the Rocking Effect . 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WANG Hongwei, HOU YuWen, ZHANG Qian 250 Full-order Observers Design for Impulsive Nonlinear Systems with Unknown Input and Destabilising Impulses . TONG Lisheng, LIU Bin, PANG Gonghe, ZHONG Yuxuan 258 Removing Feasibility Conditions on Adaptive Fuzzy Control of State-Constrained High-Order Nonlinear Systems . WU You, XIE Xue-Jun 264 Proceedings of the 39th Chinese Control Conference, July 27-29, 2020, Shenyang, China Prescribed Performance Attitude Tracking Control for Spacecraft under Multi-Constraint . SHI Xiao-Ning, CHEN Xinwei, LI Ruifeng, ZHOU Zhi-Gang, WEN Kuanchang 270 Neuro-adaptive Tracking Control for Uncertain Euler-Lagrange Sys- tems with Time-varying Output Constraints and Obstacle Avoidance . ZHOU Zhi-Gang, LI Ruifeng, CHEN Xinwei, SHI Xiao-Ning, WEN Kuanchang 276 High-Gain Disturbance Observer-Based Backstepping Control ForDynamic Positioning Ships Using Con- traction Theory . ZHANG Yufang, LIU Changde 282 Adaptive Second-order Global Terminal Sliding Mode Direct Torque Control of Switched Reluctance Motor Based on RBFNN . SHENG Linhao, WANG Guofeng, FAN Yunsheng 288 Unknown Time-Varying Input Delay Compensation for Cold Rolling Mill System . QIU Xuechao, ZHANG Liuliu, HUA Changchun 294 Novel DOB Identification and Control Algorithm for Hypersonic Flight Vehicles with DNNs Models . XU Lubing, YE YangFei, YI Yang 300 Consensus of Nonlinear Multi-agent Systems with Mismatched Uncertainties and Unknown High- frequency Gains . WANG Gang, WANG Chaoli, JI Yunfeng 305 Flying Velocity Constraint Control for Quad-rotor System Based on Finite-Time Control Technique . WEI Jiajia, ZHOU Jun, DU Haibo, WU Di 311 Ultimate Stability Analysis of Active Disturbance Rejection Control with a High-gain Observer . WANG Yongshuai, CHEN Zengqiang, SUN Mingwei, SUN Qinglin 317 Multi-objective Constrained Robust Variable Gain Control for Supercavitating Vehicle . ..
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